Protests Planned By Elyria WCTU On Proposals
The Elyria Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans protests to council over proposals to extend areas where intoxicants may be sold and to permit entertainment in restaurants and night clubs after midnight. A special meeting at 1 pm tomorrow will draft the protests, focusing on the beer and liquor sales near Filbert and West River streets and the late entertainment ordinance.
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Hitler Rejects Czech Claims in Sudeten Crisis
London reports Adolf Hitler formally rejected Czechoslovak arguments amid the Sudeten crisis. Neville Chamberlain shared a peace appeal. Hitler said immediate occupation demands are only a security measure and denied Czech yielding reports. Britain mobilizes naval reserves as Prague’s government awaits a final settlement plan built on vote and German-Czechoslovak agreement.
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Mussolini Leaves Rome for Munich for Four-Power Talks
Rome reports Premier Benito Mussolini departed by train at six this evening for Munich to attend tomorrow's four power conference. Foreign Minister Ciano accompanied him as sources say Italy ordered the immediate withdrawal of volunteers from Spain.
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Weather Ohio fair tonight and Thursday cooling
The report notes a high atmospheric pressure over the United States this morning with lows centered over Florida, Arizona, Oregon and eastern Ontario. Readings show precipitation in the Northern Lake Region and New England, the South Atlantic States and the Central Pacific coast. Temperatures are notably cooler in the Ohio Valley, New York and Pennsylvania.
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FDR Appeals to Hitler for Peace and Talks
President Roosevelt urged Hitler to seek peace and immediate conference to settle the Sudeten question. He said negotiations remain open and could continue if given the word, sending a direct personal message to Hitler and Benes with copies to Britain and France. Two American naval vessels were sent and the day ended with abrupt developments.
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France
Cancel Sailings from German Ports Amid Czech Crisis
German lines recalled ships and cancelled sailings from German ports as war threats to Czechoslovakia grew. Europa reportedly recalled. Hamburg will be held in port. Danube traffic to the Black Sea halted on the Vienna Budapest reach. Americans abroad urged to return home unless required to stay, with possible exit via France as tension rises.
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France
Roosevelt Second Appeal To Hitler Aims For Peace
The text records President Franklin D Roosevelt’s second appeal to Adolf Hitler urging pacific settlement with Czechoslovakia and warning against war. Roosevelt reiterates two main points: settle differences by peaceful methods and avoid force. He notes negotiations remain open and suggests broad international talks if needed, stressing global responsibility to avert catastrophe.
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German Ship Sails With No Passengers
New York dispatch reports the North German Lloyd liner Hansa sailed with 380 passengers under radar after 9 AM amid European tensions. Other liners posted high cancellations and the Bremen carried 245 passengers as fears of war grew and routes shifted toward American ports.
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Court Hears Return Motion For Seized Slots In Oberlin
A motion to return 63 confiscated slot machines from an Oberlin warehouse is set for hearing before Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley at 1 pm tomorrow. Attorneys for Hobbs and four other alleged operators argue lack of warrant and authority, seeking exclusion of the machines as evidence amid bribery trials.
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L B Adams
Hobbs
Howard R Butler
Harry Zegman
Arthur Davis
Carlisle Township
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William Peer
Dave Crawford
William Forall
Butler
William G Smith
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Grell
Alfred G Bauer
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Lst
George Klatk
Michael Cleary
Robert Randall
Sam Ross
William Arndt
Tony Ducato
John Koracin
Edward Biaha
Tom Epstein
John Kovanic
Michael Bulgom
John Judge
Rodman Tpouglas
John Hudak
William H Jenne
Bank Robbery at Clintonville Branch Nets $3500
In Columbus Ohio two men robbed the Clintonville Branch of the Ohio National Bank this afternoon. They forced four employees and two customers into a back room and escaped in a Ponti ac sedan stolen plates. The haul was estimated at 3500 dollars.
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Priest Removed By Force By Pickets
In Vulcan Michigan on September 28 Father Simon Borkowski who since August 14 had been held a virtual prisoner in his parish house by supporters of his transfer was ousted by force by pickets from another area. Father Dooley of Norway who was named to replace him moved into the parish house and was guarded by pickets largely from Tron Mountain.
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Pope Plans Global Peace Broadcast From Vatican
Vatican City announced that Pope Pius will broadcast a plea for peace tomorrow at 9 30 PM local time 3 30 PM Eastern. The message aims to unify followers and promote reconciliation amid rising tensions.
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Leaders to Meet Hitler in Munich for Four Power Talks
British Prime Minister Chamberlain announced a Munich meeting with Hitler Mussolini and Daladier to seek a peaceful solution to the Czechoslovak crisis. The four heavyweights will discuss possible concessions and a delay of aggression. The plan aims to avert a European war and involves British French and Czech representations.
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Hope Replaces Gloom In Washington
Washington hopes bloom after news that Adolf Hitler agreed to a four power conference on the Sudeten dispute. Roosevelt had urged immediate talks among directly interested powers, with White House sources noting optimism about the decision though bearing of his message was unclear.
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Two Youths Turned Over To Federal Authorities
Two New York state youths arrested by Patrolman C L Miller Sunday morning were turned over to federal authorities today for prosecution under a federal statute against driving a stolen car across state lines. The suspects, Lows Edgar Baker, 20, of Porthill, and Charles Sherry Gleason, 24, of Ceres, admitted stealing a car at Eldred, Pa. Muller chased them for several blocks and stopped them after threatening them with his service pistol, the police report states.
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Ceres
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Muller
Bund Members Plan Celebration for Hitler's Conquest
John C Metcalfe testifies that New York German American Bund members advertise a celebration of Hitler's conquest of Sudetenland for October 2. The note cites the Nazi Fuhrer’s deadline for Czech surrender set for October 21.
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Sudetenlands
U S Asks Japan To Join In Appeal To Germany
Tokyo reports that the United States urged Japan to join in appealing to Germany to avert war over Czechoslovakia. Ambassador Grew asked Foreign Minister Ugaki to consider President Roosevelt’s proposals, with Japan seeking a peaceful settlement while evaluating American terms before acting.
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